Nothing Bundt Cakes — Restaurant in Denton

A Sweet Slice of Perfection: Why Nothing Bundt Cakes is My Go-To There are cakes, and then there are Nothing Bundt Cakes. Honestly, this place has completely mastered the art of simple, flawless baking. Every single time I walk into one of their locations, the aroma alone is enough to boost my mood. Forget the fancy, overdone layer cakes you see elsewhere; Nothing Bundt Cakes proves that sticking to one thing and doing it with perfection is the ultimate recipe for success.

The secret, of course, starts with the cake's unbelievable moistness. They manage to achieve a tenderness that feels almost impossible, and it’s consistent across every flavor, from the classic Lemon to the decadent Chocolate Chocolate Chip. But let's keep it real, the true star is their signature cream cheese frosting. It’s rich, tangy, and swirls around the cake in those thick, perfect ribbons—it’s never too sweet and always complements the cake, instead of just overwhelming it.

Celebrating the Biscott Mini Bundt Cake (Bundtinis) While their full-sized Bundt cakes are amazing for big gatherings, the mini versions—what they call Bundtinis—are what I keep coming back for. They are the perfect, two-bite treat, and they eliminate all the guilt of cutting a giant slice of cake, in my opinion!

Specifically, the flavor I mentioned, the Biscott mini bundt cake, is a fantastic example of their inventive flavors. Whether it’s that hint of spice, the coffee undertones, or just the superb texture of that specific flavor combination, the miniature size just makes it more intense and enjoyable. The ratio of their creamy frosting ribbons to the moist, flavorful cake is ideal in the Bundtini format. You get that satisfying frosting burst without getting sugar fatigue. They’re fantastic for sharing, gifting, or just stocking your own secret sweet stash. If you need a dessert that is guaranteed to impress, is easy to serve, and tastes consistently homemade and fresh, look no further. Nothing Bundt Cakes is pure joy!

Visit the Denton Loop 288 location.

Oh and by the way, the staff is wonderful as...

Nothing Bundt Cakes in Denton is officially the best bakery in town—and not just because of their amazing bundt cakes, but because of the great staff and how much fun they like to have!

My brother Mitch, the unfortunate loser of a bet, arrived dressed as a pink fairy: tutu, tights, feather cuffs, ruffled bloomers, and all. The staff didn’t just welcome him—they made him the star of the show. Every time someone said “tutu,” Mitch had to spin around dramatically, ruffles bouncing, and declare “I feel pretty, oh so pretty, I'm a silly fairy and oh so pretty!” It would’ve been embarrassing enough on its own, but the staff made sure to say “tutu” as often as humanly possible.

Then came the pièce de résistance: they convinced Mitch to do the Hokey Pokey in the middle of the shop. Watching a grown man in full fairy ballerina attire “put his right foot in” and “shake it all about” had customers and staff in tears of laughter. His bloomers jiggled, his arms flailed, and Mitch threw himself into the performance with an enthusiasm that was almost suspicious—like he secretly enjoyed acting like a tutu-clad fool in a bakery.

To cap it all off, they handed Mitch a bundt cake and had him wave goodbye to customers while twirling at the door. He still has more deliveries to make in his tutu, and we’re really hoping Nothing Bundt Cakes will have him back to help with those.

Also I think they said there were going to post pics online, we sure hope so!

The bundt cakes here are absolutely delicious, but the real magic is in the staff’s humor and energy. Whether you’re coming for a treat or to witness Mitch’s next performance, this place is a must-visit. Highly...

Honestly the worst experience today which is sad cause my son loves the cakes. I Order a cake for homecoming proposal online and the confirmation said it would be ready at 4pm. When I arrived at 4:32 it was not ready, fine I can wait a few minutes, they just whipped it together and it was clearly a thawed one when I asked for a non thawed one. Which melted the frosting to the cellophane bag on my 30 minute drive home. Once the cake was ready the worker gave it to be in a cellophane bag which I was wanting it in a box so I could write the HoCo message on it. I asked for a box so I can take it home and write in it and have my envision executed. The lady tells me there isn’t a box that will fit it. That’s fine I just need a box, she reply’s do you now want the flags and decor? Yes I would like them and a box I can take care of it myself. Nope still she refused and says she doesn’t have a box. Clearly you have boxes I can see them, do I need to explain that I’m not closing it no, when the customer ask for a box just give it to them and not argue with them. I was embarrassed that she was arguing over a box and 5 other employees are now staring at me. I ended up walking out with cake in cellophane bag and no box and frustrated as now I had to think of another option for my sons proposal. I’m sorry but I’m my experience of customer service don’t argue with...